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Police

Effective March 28, 2016, Chalfont Borough began receiving police services from Central Bucks Regional Police Department (CBRPD), which is headquartered and located in Doylestown Borough, and also provides police services to New Britain Borough and Doylestown Borough.  (Please Note:  There is no longer a police department location in Chalfont Borough.)

The mission of the members of the CBRPD is to protect the rights, safety, and property of all persons within Chalfont Borough, and to otherwise provide professional service to all who come within our care and jurisdiction.

The members of the CBRPD are guided by the values of our community, and will faithfully perform their duties in accordance with the United States Constitution, the International Code of Police Ethics, and all federal, state and local laws.

Central Bucks Regional Police Department

229 N. Broad St.
Doylestown, PA 18901
(There is no longer a police department location in Chalfont Borough.)

Administration Office:  (215) 345-4143
Fax:  (215) 345-6373
Non-Emergency (Dispatch):  (215) 328-8501
Emergency:  9-1-1

email:  police@cbrpd.net

Administration Office Hours:  Monday thru Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

CBRPD 2022 Annual Report

CBRPD 2021 Annual Report

 

Common Concerns

A listing of ordinances pertaining to the most common concerns that arise within the Borough.

Emergency Check-In Service

The Central Bucks Regional Police Department offers an Emergency Check-In Service.  Residents who would like to sign up to receive a check-in and assistance during long-term emergencies (power outages, heavy snow, etc.) should call the Police Department at 215-345-4143.  Please leave your name, address, phone number, and an emergency contact name and phone number.  Let them know if there are pets to consider, oxygen needs, or any other pertinent information.

CBRPD does not have a comprehensive list of senior citizen residences in their service area.  To request a police well-being check for a senior citizen in the CBRPD service area (Chalfont Borough, Doylestown Borough, and New Britain Borough), please email your request with pertinent details to:  police@cbrpd.net

Frequently asked questions:

How do I respond to a traffic or non-traffic citation?

When you receive either a traffic or non-traffic citation you have 10 days to respond.  Failure to respond may result in an arrest warrant being issued.  In addition, PennDOT may suspend your driver’s license.  The District Judge for Chalfont Borough is located at District Court, 962 Town Center, New Britain, PA 18901 (Magisterial District No. 07-2-08).  A response to the citation can either be submitted in-person at the courthouse, or by mail.

How do I respond to a parking ticket I received in Chalfont Borough?

Parking tickets are issued under the authority of either Borough Ordinances or the PA Motor Vehicle Code for parking restrictions.  If you fail to respond to a parking ticket, the issuing Officer may withdraw the ticket and file a traffic citation, which may cost you significantly more than the initial ticket.  Parking ticket payments may be mailed or dropped off in-person to the Chalfont Borough Administration Building, 40 N. Main Street, Chalfont, PA  18914.

How do I obtain a copy of an accident report?

Details can be found on CBRPD’s Accident Report page.

How does a local business register emergency contact information?

In the event of an emergency, the Police Department needs to have emergency contact information on file.  Please call CBRPD at:  215-345-4143, or go to the police station at 229 N. Broad St., Doylestown, to complete a form.

What is a Vacation Home Check?

If you are planning to be out of town for an extended period of time, you may notify the Police Department of your plans for them to check on your house periodically.  You can do that online through CBRPD’s website by clicking here.  Or you can call the CBRPD at 215-345-4143, and leave the following information:

  • Your name, address, and phone number
  • Dates you will be away
  • A local emergency contact name, address, and phone number
  • Any informative notes (i.e. inside lights on timer; caretaker coming at certain times; special work being done at the property, etc.)